The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-22
GENERAL TRADE.
BREADsTUFFs.

CoRNMRAL-S,audard. So $500 As;
pearl, So 2593 So; roller, 81 40, quiet.
HAY-Ohoice, from store, 9Oc;
car load from levee or depot, $l7;
prime, from store, soc; car load
from levee or depot, $40 80; prairie,
from store, 45@50c; car load from
levee or depot, s. 80.
BaAs-From store, Zoe; from
levee or depot, $l3@l3 so.
CoRS-From store, white, $50; mix
ed, 50@52c; from levee or depot, white,
In bulk, SIC; In sacks, soc; mixed,
in bulk, 46@i6ic; in sacks, 400.
0ATs-From store, white, S@3Sc;
mixed, 3SG; from levee or depot, white,
10 bulk, see; In sacks, Sac; mixed,
in bulk, 29c; In sacks, 3l932c.
FLouR-From store, commons 100
8 So; family, So 5093 60; choice
| So 1908 80; fancy, So 1904 10; extra
fancy, 81 2O(S4 80; patents, 81 1905.
Steady.
BKASs-Navy,- medium, So,
0ArMRAL-In half barrels, $293 20
from store.
CRAcKKRs-Sods, extra. 4c; soda,
treble extra, 4Ac; extra, &c; ginger
snaps, extra, &c; assorted iumbles, loo.
CRACKED WHRAT-In half barrels,
81 25 from store.
HoMIsY AND GRIrs-From store, So
as 25.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, August 2o.-Wheit
steady mo. 2 soft, &c. Corn steady,
No. 9 cVh, Sale bid, 35to asked; Sep.
tember, 35tc hid, S6ac ssked; October
35ir. Oats, 23c bid, 23tc asked.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Angus, 20 -dloni
steady and very quiet. Wheat steady
Fluctuations we've from tot, OWNS
10 very quiet market and nervous air
! No 2 red, cash, 89@69ic; September
69ias9ic, closlnt 6sio: October
7nia7ltc, closing at Tic; November
| 72ic; December, 74i(974ic, closing a
| 74sc; May, Slt(SS2c. Corn finn Sep
TENDER was little higher; cash, $50
SOC; September, 37.Ca37ic, closing a
sac; October, 37I(G3Stc, closing a
3stc; November, Sst93Slc, closing q
3st May, 40a@4ltc, cl, sing at Ale
GAS unchanged; case, 24t@2ijc
September, 24tc: October, 25lc
year, 24ic; May, 30tc. Rye steady a
44ic bid. Barley nominal. Hay m
changed; prime timothy, si2Cal6 so
prairie, 500. Bran strong at $1,000,
Uornmeal strong at 50 1902 10. r,
ceipts-Flour, 5000 brlr; wheat, 70
4; 600 bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, 1890
F; bu; rye, none; barley, 5000 bV
). Shipmeuts-Flour, 5000 brls; whea
1000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 40l
bu; rye, none, barley, none.
CHICAGO, Ill August 20.-A week
!, trading that has been marked by
caution next TO cowardice closed o
! the Board OF Trade today. The o.
!. PLANTATION as TO the status OF shairs
J, the crowds lack OF leaders and n
absence Of any convincing argument
4 for either bears or bulls. The whei
n pit was extraord narily dull all da.
I. Very few out ide orders were r
!. celved, and local operators aso man
:. tested an inclina iod 10 look on an
= await Developments. This was u
:, character OF the speculative marks
|, the pit being deserted most Of Il
= day. There we're orders here for
= considerable quantity Of spring whe
- for export, bot scarcity OF vess
- rom prevented business. How.ye
y 1893 900 bushels was reported take
M and some 200, 900 bushels more, u "
~ rumored, had been exchanged
A 5 ptembsr. The market rul ed s,ea'
I. within ic range, and closed abo
:. t(Atc lower than yesterday. Co
:. Iuled easier with decidedly moders
=, trading, and the market "
- governed almost entirely by lot
~ operators. A certain promine
a. Chicago capitalist made II
"a ofieringr, and this created an cas-
~ Il. Ing. No new outside news OF CO
\. sequence we're brought 10 bear on
"a market The opening was aboul Va
G under yesterdays closing price,, '
So steady for time, then became easi
w declining iC1kc; advanced tc, ruI
- quiet and clos, d i@t, lower than y
Il terday. OAts-ths demand was
~. conss qusntial and arrivals continr
go heavy. A weak feeling prevail
Ie OAsh and deferred futures declined
5.3 Near futur.s went down &c. u
SIS quotations were a. follows: Fl
81 dull, prices q shade easier for win
gs bat fim for tpring patents M
lSl s,ring whsst, 67iC96sic; No. 8 spr
;.;; cheat, 05ic bid; NJ. 2 red, n
ss, No. 2 corn, 40lc. No. 2 oats, 2ttc.
-. 2De, 4iie. No. 2 barley, nomll
~ No. 1 HaIseed, 93c; prime timo
7@ seed, 81 20. The leading futu
ranged 90 follows: Wheat, No.
). August opened q, CSC, highest q
- lowest 07ic, closing NJ 67if; sept
sy7 Der opened at 69e, highest 69t ., los
-. este, closing at 0Sis; October ope
10 5Okc, IShest 70i J, lowest 7Ol,, 9
~ ing At 7Olc; December opened at Il
M highest 73ic, lowest 1871, cloein,
73lc. Oofn, M 2-August op ne,
az Ale, highest ic, lowest 40l cloI
Nv at 40ii; Ssptenber ope OF at 4
~, W. highest 4lts, lowest 4 4 :, clotiD
W. 40i October opsned at Al ;, hisI
az 4lii, lowest 4iIc, cosiBg At a
90 Nay opened al 4blc, Highest 4bt
.i 1st i4i ,c'osing a. AL. Oats, NJ
s Angus OPP ned at 2ii-, highest 2
'"'' loves, 2iic, closing al 2iio; Shpleu
opened at 25c, highest 2bc, lo'
"0o 2Ilo, closing nj 26c, October ops
Al z5io, highest 2blc, lowest este,
and log At 25ic; May opened al 3OlC, b
ADD est sole, lowcst 31lc, closing al
Rsoios-Flour, 3Sl O0O brls; wi
An 1871 900 bu; corn, 2ll 900 bu; I
Sep oOO,l an; rye, 80 OOO bu; barley, n
sto snipmeuts-Fiour, 6l0O0 bfls; wi
EN- "a 100 bu; corn, $4,000 bu;
en- 1000 bu; rye. 10 neo bu; barley, q
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AIRY.